Recursive and Iterative Processes in Australian Rock Art: An Anthropological Perspective

2012-07-23other38 citationsclosed

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Archaeology and Rock Art Studies Art, Technology, and Culture Australian Indigenous Culture and History

Abstract

This chapter contains sections titled: Abstract Rock Art, Ancestors, and The Present The Past in the Present: Iterative and Recursive Practice Concluding Reflections Note References

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